Midlatitude Desert-Midlatitude deserts usually are a result of an area being on the leeward side of a mountain range. See the elevation section of climatic controls for a full depiction of orrographic precipitation patterns. Precipitation can best be described as erratic with totals ranging from zero to seven inches. These regions usually have hot summers and cold winters. They are capable of great year round and daily range.
A. In 2015, you may defer $18,000 into the 457(b) plan and $18,000 into the 403(b) plan. You may be able to contribute more if you qualify for one of the several catch-up s (see below).n addition, if you have 15 years of service with the District, you may also be eligible to make an additional $3,000 catch-up contribution to the 403(b) plan. Click here to learn more about 403(b) plans. 457(b) - In 2015, if you are age 50 or older you may contribute an additional $6,000 into the 457(b) plan.
As a nonqualified plan, however, there are a few differences between 457 plans and 401(k)s. The first difference is the amount that an employee can defer each year. The maximum a participant in a 457 plan can defer is $7,500; a 401(k) participant can defer $10,500 for the year 2000.A 457 plan cannot be rolled over to an IRA upon separation from service as a 401(k) and other qualified plans can.he rules are different, but you'll still get the advantages of tax-deferred savings. In response to a reader's question, Heather Locus, a certified financial planner from Schaumburg, Ill., and a member of the Financial Planning Association, said a main difference is the limit on annual savings.